Products tagged with film camera

Everyone knows and loves the Minolta X-700. If you don't yet, here's your chance.

Canon F1 Pro 35mm SLR Film Camera w/50mm f1.8 lens

Rent a 35mm SLR for your next photo class. *Price is for One Semester Only.
This camera meets all requirements for your film photography class! 

The Minolta 5000i is smooth and easy to handle. Take this one everywhere.

A truly classic 35mm film rangefinder camera

This Franka is a beautifully designed camera made in Germany in the 1950’s. Despite their age, these cameras are known to this day to be capable of producing beautiful scanned images up to 100MB in size.

Truly a pro camera for the ages. Too many features to list!

A little large but well worth it.

The Contax Real Time System (RTS) was a significant step forward for Contax and set a new standard for sophisticated 35mm SLRs.

The exquisite wood, brass and leather construction of this camera make it a timeless treasure. In addition to it being a historical masterpiece it's also capable of helping you create your own.

Shoots on discontinued 620 Format Film, can be adapted to 120 (standard medium format)

Classic Japanese rangefinder with a fixed 45mm f1.9 lens

Est. 1978, Focuses Via Sound Waves. It really does. Special Edition black body with black leather.

The Yashica Lynx-14 LIII is a 35mm rangefinder camera produced in the 1960s. It is known for its large viewfinder, bright and sharp f1.4 lens

The extraordinary capabilities of the Contax 137 MA Quartz make it one of the most innovative and exciting single-lens reflex cameras ever created.

Delightful Mid-Century Japanese SLR.

The Tele-Wide Zoom Auto Compact with Panorama. 32-85mm f/4.5-11 zoom lens

The CERTO Super Dollina II is a solidly built compact camera originally made in 1950. This camera features a coupled split image rangefinder and a unique folding chassis with top plate focus and shutter release.

Yashica TL 35mm SLR FIlm Camera w/45mm 1.4 Lens

The Nikon FE is an automatic exposure 35mm SLR that performs equally well on manual, and is built to meet professional photographic demands. A sister model of the Nikon FM (1977) with Aperture-Priority Auto [A] mode Usable with Motor Drive MD-12